C: Is an Anonymous Array Allocated on the Heap or Stack?

Question

For example this code here:

char *s = "Hello";

Where is "Hello" being stored? Is it stored the same in memory just anonymously?

Answer 1

String literals have static storage duration and are allocated in the static memory that is neither on the stack nor in the heap. For example they can be allocated in a read only data segment.

Answer 2

C Standard does not define, where string literals are stored (it does not even use terms like stack nor heap). It only tells that it has static storage duration. Typically it means that it's located in heap the data segment.